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Wishing you all a happy healthy week.
Ju Ju
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I am teetering on week 9 of C25K. Funnily enough I am having more success doing the distance when it's frosty as I slow down due to ice. This means I can get round the whole run.
Bah, don't think tonight's run is going to happen, even though it would be by far the best thing for my stressed head. I've only just managed to eat my tea - and I was far too hungry to go before eating. Now need to do baking for Miss Rainbow to take to school tomorrow. And just want to sleep. Or cry. Or sleep. Not a good evening at all.
It's my first post here, after lurking for my first 2 weeks of C25K. I'm about to do W3R1 today, and i'm really pleased how the programme is going so far. W2R2 was a bit nasty - earphones kept falling out in the rain, bit of a shoulder stitch, heavy legs, but overall feeling positive, if a little concerned about what W3 is going to throw at me!
Definitely enjoy hearing everyone's stories and support for each other!
Kept my mum company on W1R2 today. She did really well in some very icy conditions. We had to run on the grass, better for her knees but takes more energy. She says she's doing it to prove a point to my father, but I hope she starts to do it for herself soon. I'm personally pleased that I've managed to get someone else doing c25k. It really is life changing if you embrace it.
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